Recommendations

Both drama have:
Age gap, a warrior male lead, a cute innocent female lead who suffers due to her lack of luck, gods, reincarnation and love that transcends time and realms. Also THAT scene!!! T_T
"Will you wait for me? "




Also *spoiler alert*
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the male lead rescues the female lead when she was still a baby.

Gay father, Divorce parents, father-son relationship, Growth , Their relationship between individuals. Their relationship with mothers . Unsatisfy relationship. Father loving another men . Mistake child but love the child

- Back and forth banter between leads + friendship
- Progressive
- Slice of life; relatable characters & conversations
- Hilarious

Both focus on the crazy lives and hijinks that come with college dorm life. Friendship, romance, comedy, heartbreak, and all the trials of your early twenties.

- Story of growth
- Moving on from bitterness of the past, to live in the present
- Likeable, real leads
- Backdrop of a workplace
- Themed around romance, but not romantic per se
- Leads don't end up together / don't have a relationship even

Both are comedy-centric with slight romance stories written by the same screenwriter and starred by TOKIO members. Supporting characters in both dorama also share roughly similar quirky antics. It's just so funny to watch how they all interact.

These both drama are related to each other by the story line of the second main couple in flowers ever after. The ending that was not there in flower ever after did not had the best ending had.

they have the same vibe of naïve FL (hyped too) and have low confidence due to scar
but the guy helps her with that
i find this drama cute though there are some evil incidents but the vide of romance between the leads is good and the casting is great too

- both include the female lead discovering they are in a story (tv show script for the romance of tiger and rose and cartoon for extraordinary you), though in the romance of tiger and rose the female lead wrote the script but in extraordinary you she didn't
- both female leads try to change their fate the stories have in mind for them
- in the beginning both male leads live in oblivion
- both shows include a love triangle

though some little differences are...
- in the romance of tiger and rose the female lead gets drawn into a tv show script but in extraordinary you the female lead finds herself living in a cartoon
- in the romance of tiger and rose the female lead wrote the script as she is the screenwriter thus she knows what is supposed to happen but in extraordinary you the female lead didn't write anything
- the romance of tiger and rose is way more focused on comedy than extraordinary you

-1980's South Korea
-Torture during investigation
-Human rights
-Gwanju uprising

Both have a rich main character that lives in a village
Both main characters have a secret they’re hiding

But I think that’s all there is with the similarities

The ML tries to get close to FL for stealing the research but unknowingly gets close to her. Does he betray, if yes how get gets back his lady love forms the rest of the story

-Female Lead Psychologist
-MC has trauma
-MC is seen as normal on the outside
-MC suffers from hallucinations

-Both HK movies
-MC has delusions of a person who doesn't exist
-Psychologist Female Lead who tries to heal MC

If you like e-sports dramas, you'll love crossfire though I have to warn you that it's not romance focused though there is romance in it.